Copper and orange fill the whole body, with black scrollwork drawn over it and red skull faces set into the slide and the grip. The sights and the hammer sit dark against the warm metal, and the ornament carries down onto the magazine. The hands are in black gloves.

View model at 6112 polygons against 1760 on the stock first-person Dual Berettas; player and world models are 5108 each. The skin is not one sheet but 28 separate part maps in odd sizes, from 112×167 up to 188×1046 and 860×177, one per panel of the gun. Two long idle takes of 193 frames each stand apart from the 25-frame firing takes, so the pistols get an inspect-style beat. Six sounds ship with it: the shot, the draw, magazine in and out, slide release and a tap on the frame.